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Anti-abuse group calls for 10-year sentence for former employee in Carletonville crèche case | News24
Non-profit child protection organisation, Women and Men Against Child Abuse, has called for a 10-year sentence for the former employee who was convicted of the assault of children at Ninnies Neuron's Nursery School in Carletonville.
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WATCH | Cop accused of Nathaniel Julies murder has previous conviction, court hears | News24
One of the Eldorado Park police officers accused of killing 16-year-old Nathaniel Julies has a previous conviction.
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Return of the King: AbaThembu battle over throne heads to court as rift deepens in royal household | News24
The ugly legal battle over who should lead the AbaThembu nation - recently paroled Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo or the 27-year-old son he disowned for sleeping in his palace bedroom - is set for a dramatic hearing in the Mthatha High Court later this month.
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Seattle mayor orders occupied area cleared, police arrive - Black News Channel
By MARTHA BELLISLE and LISA BAUMANN Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle police converged on the citys occupied protest zone early Wednesday after Mayor Jenny Durkan issued an executive order for protesters to vacate the area. People have occupied several blocks around a park and the Seattle
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Five accused of Limpopo business robberies denied bail | News24
Five people accused of carrying out business robberies targeting foreign nationals and the Indian business community in Limpopo, have been denied bail.
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Eastern Cape health MEC's 'core staffer' arrested for transporting alcohol in govt car | News24
Eastern Cape Health MEC Sindiswa Gomba's personal messenger Ayanda Matinise has been arrested in King William's Town and charged with transporting alcohol in a state vehicle.
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Arrested And Fired! Cyclist Who Attacked Teens Putting Up Signs About George Floyd Is Charged
Anthony Brennan III, the bicyclist who was recorded on video attacking teenagers in Maryland for putting up posters to raise awareness about George Floyd's killing has been arrested and fired from his job.
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Calling all dons
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San Francisco Police Chief Will No Longer Release Booking Photos to Avoid Racial Bias Against Presumably Innocent People
The San Francisco Police Department announced it will no longer release most booking photos due to concerns about racial bias. SFPD Chief Bill Scott announced []
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Two-year limit to report sexual harassment – Dalley
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‘Wild West’ shootout with Hawks leaves three robbers dead
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Contract killer assisting law enforcement - Accused in Portland murder case cooperating under plea deal
The contract killer who admitted his role in the gruesome murder of Tonia McDonald, wife of popular Portland businessman Everton ‘Beachy Stout’ McDonald, is cooperating with prosecutors under a plea deal. Denvalyn Minott, who pleaded guilty to...
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Kenya: Motorists in Personal Cars Exempted Form Mandatory Mask Requirement - Oguna
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Pakistan Prime Minister Calls for Public Hangings, Chemical Castration of Rapists - L.A. Focus Newspaper
A week after two headline-grabbing reports of sexual violence in Pakistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan said rapists should be handed down the most severe punishments - either public hanging or chemical castration. In atelevision interview, Khan said themotorway rape casehad shaken the nation and that
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Two suspects arrested for murder of Mpumalanga attorney
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Maryland Parolee Exonerated After Spending 25 Years In Prison for Murder: ‘My 20s, 30s, and Half of My 40s Are Gone’
A Maryland man was exonerated more than a year after he was released from prison after serving 25 years for a crime he did not commit. Samuel Brownridge
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On Your Nov. Ballot: Prop. 20 Calls for Changing Some Misdemeanors to Felonies
California voters will decide whether or not to go tougher on crime through a November ballot initiative that makes changes to previous propositions and bills designed to reduce the state’s prison population.    California’s Prop. 20 proposes expanding the list of offenses that disqualify
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Trinidad's police commissioner says foreign assassins paid to kill him
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Two men sentenced to life for murdering cop and her husband | News24
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External forces fuelling crime - Holness tells stakeholders that more money needed to build out security architecture
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2 Men Named Alleged Killers Of Pop Smoke May Face Death Penalty
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Detroit Says Shoddy Work Led To Arrest Tied to Technology - Black News Channel
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Cops bash Gwanda magistrate
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2 Men Named Alleged Killers Of Pop Smoke May Face Death Penalty
Can't say we saw that coming. Though we don't hear about the death penalty being used much these days, the punishment is still very much an option in 30 of the 50 US states and now it seems like both Walk and Rodgers will literally be fighting for their lives when their case hits the court circuit.
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Source: Black America Web
Angola: Cuimba's Chieftain Calls for Increased Police Action
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